Families go through all kinds of changes in their lifetimes. People marry and divorce. Custody arrangements have to be made. Children are born or adopted. People die. In Texas, family law aims to ensure the preservation of the well-being of all members of a family...
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Month: February 2014
Military presence may be a factor in county’s high divorce rate
For anyone, being separated from one's partner, children or parents is likely to be a difficult emotional experience. However, for those San Antonio residents serving in the military and their families, separation is often a way of life. Members of these families may...
Fathers’ rights compromised in Texas police’s unwritten policy
In cases where a woman is granted primary custody of a child or children after a divorce, non-custodial fathers are typically given visitation rights so that they can still take part in the growth and development of their children. Failure of the law to firmly impose...
Prenuptial agreements lessen pain of divorce
Texas couples in the throes of strong mutual attraction are rarely thinking about the possible end of their relationship. In fact, just the opposite is true if they are planning for a happy future together by virtue of marriage. Some marriages end in divorce, however,...